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Mariana Naime thanked for the votes received and said she ranked seventh among the most voted candidates for federal deputy in the Federal District, also being the most voted woman. Despite this, she did not secure a seat. She stated that the electoral rules did not guarantee the election of candidates with the most individual votes and advocated for a debate and transformation regarding the gap between voting and representation. Naime said she intended to honor each vote, especially those from women in the DF who, according to her, were left without an elected representative in the Chamber. She asserted that she would continue to fight for single mothers, atypical families, and families in public security in the Federal District, with or without a mandate. She also mentioned that the fight for the freedom of political prisoners did not receive the attention that many families expected, and that there was a lack of space and opportunity to expand the dissemination of their claims. Naime affirmed that she would continue with this mission and that her voice remained active. #Voto #Representação #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

TWICE Brasil stated that it had been noticed and was talking directly with Lula's team to try to win the second round together. It also thanked the people who helped and said they would continue together. #FandomsComLula #Eleicões2026 https://t.co/1cO8QmzBUL #TWICE #Brasil #Eleições2026 (translated)

Luna thanked for the support received and stated that, with the mobilization of her supporters, she became the most voted federal deputy of the PT in São Paulo and the youngest in the party's history in the state. She said that the mobilization should continue on social media and in the streets, and called on supporters to seek votes, distribute flyers, and participate in events alongside Lula. She also invited interested individuals to join the digital brigade and the demonstrations. #ForaBolsonaro #Lula #Mobilização (translated)

Júlia Zanatta said that she received more than 560 thousand votes, a result that, according to her, made her the most voted candidate in the history of Santa Catarina and more than doubled the previous record of 229 thousand votes, attributed to Esperidião Amin. She stated that the vote count was five times greater than the one obtained in 2022, when she received 111,588 votes. Zanatta also claimed that she was the most voted deputy in 63 municipalities in Santa Catarina. Among the cited examples were Florianópolis, with 38 thousand votes; Blumenau, with 34 thousand; Joinville, with 30 thousand; Criciúma, with 24 thousand; São José, with 23 thousand; Tubarão, with 19 thousand; Palhoça, with 17 thousand; Jaraguá do Sul, with 14 thousand; and Chapecó, with 9,807. She mentioned that her campaign traveled from the West to the coast and from the mountains to the sea, and she thanked the voters of Santa Catarina. She also stated that those who work deserve respect and that those who produce should have a voice. #EleiçõesSC #VotaçãoHistórica #Democracia (translated)

Realitas News stated that Ordem Paranormal, its characters, stories, and artworks were not created to be appreciated by people who supported figures that, according to the publication, had genocidal, censoring, and prejudiced tendencies. It also encouraged readers to talk to family members who had not voted and friends who had voted blank or null, and asked them to vote for 13. The publication thanked Cellbit. #OrdemParanormal #Votação #Cidadania (translated)

Marília Campos thanked the voters of Minas Gerais for their trust and stated that she received almost 4 million votes. She said she viewed the result with gratitude and responsibility for representing the state in the Federal Senate. https://t.co/5gW8sAuYIO #MinasGerais #SenadoFederal #Gratidão (translated)

Olivia thanked those who voted for her and participated in her campaign, including people who walked by her side, made the 'L' gesture, went to the streets, asked for votes, acted on social media, and were involved in activities in different parts of Bahia. She said that Brasília was waiting for them. https://t.co/9P8LQ39x0e #Bahia #Eleições2023 #Agradecimento (translated)

Dr. Raissa Soares thanked Bahia for the 162,370 votes and said that the voters placed her in first place. She stated that she would now work to bring the state to the top and attributed all honor and glory to God. https://t.co/KJCFsJoFWB #Bahia #Eleições2023 #Gratidão (translated)

Kriska Carvalho said she was outraged by the criticism she received after warning that those elections were worse than those of 2018. She stated that, since then, the right had been electing majorities in municipalities, governments, and Congress, and estimated that half of the population — or perhaps the majority — identified with this political field. She also mentioned that Nikolas had been elected with the majority and that the opponents had achieved a significant victory. Carvalho asserted that insisting on the case of Daniel Vorcaro had not mobilized the public and criticized the attention given to the subject. She also stated that people were not interested in rare earths or Monjaru. According to her, false news was powerful, and the president should be careful with what he said, citing the episodes of the card and the exam. She added that her side did not count on the large technology companies, while the opponents relied on them, money, and support from abroad. Carvalho described the movement as a years-long construction that had co-opted young people and mentioned the indebtedness and the decision to overturn sports betting, which, according to her, had been detrimental because of football teams. Finally, she rejected the notion that her assessment was pessimism and stated that the results in Congress, the Senate, the Chamber, and in governments should be taken into account. She also criticized activists who, in her opinion, did not accept hearing truths and preferred to live in illusions. #Realidade #Política #Eleições (translated)

Marina Silva thanked the voters of São Paulo and stated that she received more than 7,862,400 votes. She said that each vote represented people with different concerns, such as access to clean water, security, the end of the 6x1 work shift, and institutional stability for investments. Silva described the campaign as a collective construction marked, according to her, by dignity, truth, and hope. She thanked her team, the substitutes Djalma Nery and Antônio Neto, the parties PT, PV, PC do B, and PDT, the Federation PSOL-Rede, and the volunteers. She also stated that the candidacy had few financial resources, but had a wide capacity for work and mobilization. She said that the campaign would continue and called for mobilization to reelect President Lula in the second round. Silva stated that the world was facing political, climatic, social, democratic, and value crises, and mentioned floods, droughts, hunger, and violence against women as issues that could not wait for the electoral calendar. According to her, the environmental agenda, women's rights, and caring for those in greatest need would continue to demand presence and courage. #SãoPaulo #Democracia #Esperança (translated)

Marina Silva thanked the voters of São Paulo and stated that her campaign received 7,862,400 votes. She said that the votes represented people with different concerns and goals, including access to clean water, security, the end of the 6x1 work shift, and institutional stability for investments. Silva described the campaign as a journey of dignity, truth, and hope, and thanked her team, substitutes Djalma Nery and Antônio Neto, the parties PT, PV, PC do B, and PDT, the PSOL-Rede Federation, and the volunteers. According to her, the campaign had few financial resources but benefited from broad mobilization and volunteer work. The candidate stated that the political journey would continue and advocated for a permanent campaign for President Lula’s reelection in the second round. She also mentioned political, climate, social, and democratic crises and stated that issues such as floods, droughts, hunger, and violence against women required continuous attention. #SãoPaulo #Democracia #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Raquel Lyra thanked the voters of Pernambuco for their votes and the renewed trust to govern the state. She said that the victory reflected the choice to continue the changes and stated that she received it with gratitude and greater responsibility. Lyra also reminded that, four years ago, the people of Pernambuco elected the first woman governor of the state and said that there was still much to be done, with the commitment not to leave anyone behind. #Pernambuco #Vitória #Mudança (translated)

Duda Salabert stated that she had been re-elected and thanked the voters of Minas Gerais and Brazil. She said that, after a campaign of hard work, she increased her vote count and that, for the second consecutive election, her candidacy was the third most voted in the state for federal deputy. Salabert also claimed to have run a "zero waste" campaign, without printing flyers, flags, or stickers. #Eleições2022 #MinasGerais #DeputadaFederal (translated)

Isadora Brizola stated that her campaign mobilized more than 70,000 people and reached 83rd place among the candidacies for state deputy in São Paulo. According to her, the party's electoral quotient prevented the result from converting into a seat in the Alesp, but the votes were not in vain. Brizola said that the political project built was greater than an election and represented the recovery of a legacy and an idea of the country. She associated this tradition with education as a tool for emancipation, work as the foundation of dignity, and youth as a force for transformation. She thanked the people who supported her candidacy and stated that, although the election had ended, the struggle continued. She also mentioned Florestan Fernandes and concluded with the phrase: "The revolution will be educational." #Eleições2023 #Educação #LutaContraAsIdeiasDaForça (translated)

Ana Elisa stated that she became the most voted person in the history of the PT in Minas Gerais and said that more than 500,000 people voted for her, with the number 1331. She asked that the Brazilian left value the performance on social networks and stated that there was no longer a separation between the digital environment and the streets. According to her, mobilization on social networks would be important to elect President Lula in the second round. #PT #Eleições2023 #EsquerdaUnida (translated)